Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 31, 1925, Page 4

ESSER IRDAY, JANUARY 31, 1925 Che Casper Daily Crivune SATURD A eee one animal must be given distinctive | your legged ancestors, names that will set them apart from the pros: wed upon their Ritola says he has not the Aime to train that {s requfed of a runner 4 who tries to make the, big winter’ SE’ I Vv | ING uy | ‘f I E S I "Y I ES meets. In other words, he has to work for a living. Nurmi seoms ta to turn the tables on the vistor. he re re \ WASHINGTON, Jan. 30—(By The} yh When Willie made his poor show- Associated Press) cme Dacechiner | le Tor results try «Classified ad ing in the 5,009.meter race at the| PARIS, Jan. 29.—One of the strik-|It is no wonder that the London|told President Cooll au of|shop keepers sing “God save the|the progentation of his crede! ador, that the c yo countries A\ garden om January 6, track follow-|!ng costumes in the — tre i ld Follies’ is| ers were nonplussed, It was all the| Gloria Swanson whose marriage to} queen" with enthusiasm as French Ambas re extraordinary in view of the|the Marauls 4 tise has just mS operation of the is ; APE should he lent ac t when Willie and Paavo’ met’4n |beon announced; white "en io ads of embrotdery: pos-|i2& the war’ should ount of themselves Lucien | the Paris Olympics, Nurmi won by|semble of white silk moire. ‘The| NICE.—Bands of embroldery pos-)ing payment of 11 Littlefeld, us “Push” Miller, the] but a yard collar, cuffs and hem of the rather] €@ at the low waistline are an out-} debts” ag well as tr out; William Norton Bailey in the] As 4 consequence, there were not |/0& coat are banded with white} standing feature of the flannel day-| gratitude, heavy role, Carl Stockdale, Fred|a few who thought that Ritola’s ex.|f0x, The skirt falls Just below the| time costumes being worn here. The! 4, Qn: Jan. g0.—Ralsuil, n¢ Butler, James Douglas, Winifred perience in indoor running, coupled | oat hem and is snug and rather | ior neiow the band is usually heavy] sonous, Mor snliit” leade Landis, Katherine Craig, Buck] with Nurmi’) inexperience, would} '#ht. With this tollette goes aj narrow folds rather ; Black and Bett Hisle. enable the American-trained, Finn |8™ally plain white felt hat, turned} preated, dur lt narrow & av ay ee |to tum teh tables on the visitor. up slightly at one side and plain | ‘han in box pleats yy Rirrian tribes: : round toed, white pumps Krim, chief of the suppottihg “Thomas dslghan Mir | But, quiet the contrary, the phan id | PARIS—The Parisienne adopts a|with Spain, ‘ areimidint Magicteee tom Find gave Willle the worst ‘EW YORK.—Four days in. the | style to her own be 2 Ree, be | beating of his career, It looked as low it bi ype rather than fgl-|arriving here, who sa} produced zi oratory has resulted in the pro tho Ritola had shot his~ bolt and laboratory: hi MY eBfag Oh fa SUPPORTED BY LUCY ‘FOX cast an exc d for that reason is|turning to Ratsuli’ sseed women In the eae seph Henabery from the'Jast novel } duction of the two new s P © ON€ the late Peter Clark Mucfalrs Qf re was set to sing a long.| hich promise to be ‘ world, Mile Denise Grey, for ex THEY'RE PARTICULA sone of the finest casts that has low ain m—in fact requiems were] (1, they are eclipse blie and cold} ample, is now wearing a. black h 31.—Anin be ppeared with the popular star heard in some quartere<when UP! mane and aro reproductions of the| With a pointed crown but to give] nust not be name ~The pi which was ad | os Wille and breaks five records, | oi.4 and beautiful 1 effects dif-| effect and set ft the hat Bi Kir the screen by Townsend M | Rarin' to Go,” which stars Buf-| 0 lading | some of Nurmi’s, one fused tast. Saurda t moment | 1S trimmed with heavy puffs of cs-|or any oti mmo name s Bessie Love and HEileen|falo Bill, Jr., and which played the} ze ni i n Ib u ; “yf of his own. | oF totality in the sun's eclipse prey protruding from either side. authorities have ruled no infant n the today, is a principal feminine] Iris on yesterda; Miss Love is cast as a pretty| western that’s ov wing with MIAMI, Fla.—Dentro Aquila, un: s ae ian girl school teacher while Miss| breezy action, and the thrilliest der the. waters is where real pan: . the role of the daughter| thrills. Buffalo Bill, Jr., gives every ama straws are woven. Under the ge capitalist in the town| evidence of being a full fledged water ly where the mifliners have : | here Tom, as Henry, Harrington, | western star of the first order. He| Dokad for colord With sehiekite él fail his little law office. is a dandy actor, a great rider, a| them and color them. The seal hers in prominent roles in the| thrill performer who does not know | the the corals and the | HOTEL ST. JAMES TIMES SQUARE, NEW YORK Just off Broadway at 109-113 West 45th Street eceeie Mach favored by women traveling without escort. “Sunshine in every room” { anfoduction ch opens three | the meaning the. word fear, and colors of, the tlah of. the da wa An Hotel. of quiet dignity, ye’ run today at the Rialto thea-|a general all round champ, whethe TN ENTER TRAINING : sare being faithtully reproduces || having the almosphere’ and <—", are Burton Churchill, John Mil-| riding, swimming or folling t thashataiio Wt Pais apspointnvents SF ia: Wallliccet™ rn, Lesile we, Nick Thompson, | villain. And he’s some villain toc | ~ ‘ hand home ttle Jerry Devine, Kate Mayhew]is “Hawk”, Morton, of *“Rarin’ to| | NEW YORK.—Despite Francoli q * 40 Theatres, all principal shops and churches, 3 to 5 minutes’ walk. 2 minutes of all subways, “L.” oR. Villon, the “snows of yesterda Tribune) are still upon many cit reets, but —The St.| the petticoat has entirely passed first big} away. This former adjunct of wo: —d Cyril Ring |Go,” who keeps Buffalo Bill, Jr.,| By JOHN Tongues of F | busy endeavoring to foil his numer-| (copyright, 19 ith a tight-fisted capitalist’ whd|ous plots and schemes. NEW YORK lists Meighan’s ald to, unknown| Among the co s thrills are ilp’Natioriais will be t ame” has to do fk Tom, swindle a trible of neighbor-| the dashing to < over a '1,500] jeague club to get under way, for | men’s v n replaced either g ig Indians out of their valuable| foot cliff of the villain the rescue} spring training quarters under pres-|by silk bloomers,or by the costume toads, surface cars, bus lines. When Tom realizes} of the heroine by Bill, from a speed i Within 3 minutes Grand Central, 5 minutes Pennsyl- Send postal for ratés and booklet vania Terminals. W. JOHNSON QUINN, President seervatl ent plans.,The Cards will be out in | slip of crepe silk with shadow proof Hat is going on he quickly turns| ing auto, who lifts her ‘to his gallo$-|the gvalley around Stockton, Cal., | hems. gainst his employer, denounces him | ing horse; the narrow escape of Bill] jong before some ofthe othar clubs 8 a swindler and takes up the fight|from being blown to pieces by 4@| } packed their grips for the camp NEW YORK.—From now until n the side of the Indians, many of| half ton of dynamite, re muscles and sore heads Easter coats are likely to be dis thom had served un him in the]Old. Man Harper f the ‘time most of the teams] tinguished by quilted’ embroidery treat War grave by Bill, a co are assembled at their training quar-| This adornment lends itself especial ongues of Flame” offers Meigh-/fist iights between Bill and the) ters, she Cards will already have|iy well to the kasha coats now being } jan his finest screen role. And} villain, and numerous others played a game in California, unless| designed in rust, platinum gray, hat's saying plenty! ee tentative plans-are called off. With|rose and bronze 's Hornsby as an attraction he _— - | : i lf GOLD HEELS The exhibition series will practi-|dieaval designs outlined in gold LAST TIMES TODAY rescue of “THE “ARIZONA ROMEO” THE WEST, THE EA COMEDY, DRAMA, THRILLS YD ROMANCE M:! ROMEO” CORKING out the Golden state to pay for the] would describe one of the latest eve ally be a continuous performance. | thread. The collars and the band si \ ——— They are golng to exhibit so much |at the hem are of white fox 66 9918 9 There is certainly no folly in going] that probably it will be a combined _ 3} to the Columbia where Desmond's | exhibition an dtraining jaunt instead LONDON.—Thirty-five debutantes : L New York Roof Garden revue is now | of simply g a) 7 ier pad al & training camp. Branch | from all over the world have appiled ing a "Smilin" Thru’ com-| Rickey is not taking his players to|for presentation at court this win for the training, nor|ter, The first court will be held in » Scandals of Folly.” lifornia rc If a rip-snorting, slam-bang horse | “sr, qame Lucille and her various even for the scenery. He fi that | February , ends must ce makes your blood tingle, you| n for the scenery. He figures that | February. Each who attends mu feo aoe Celt erga gtiake oo iq{ troubles in conducting her Firth} with the league's champion batter|wear court dress, including court i Ee tein Stosie': ees eanae. lagt| AVenue shop in Gotham are causes} ty exnitbit, he will have a strong at-|shoes, trains, plumes and other a | = hight at the America theater. It fe| cnowsh, for fun The hall room | traction for the far westerners who|cessories decreed by strict custom fj pat 4 : boys, Perdy and Ferdy, and ever¥-| never have geen the lanky Texan, berg lam Fox screen version of! body knows their antics, appear 10 | tomeby, play seccnd “and hit liners TODAY | | Henry Blossom’s ctlebrated play/the persons of Bud Desmond and] ta tre ight held tenses Y oe i Checkers” and an excellent adapt-| 1H) ‘Robinson The: Carts hava sianyeblaoete oa TOMORROW || ston lt tides Peete creckers”’| Two moneybags ‘that deal in mil-| tneir tat and Rickey will have the MONDAY i ; ite Remorse SA et Mons aro Lew Belmont and Lem) same task on his hands in picking pn the:.920. purse and the girl,| nesmond and the two of them seek]. ,,, aig e , H p you will be showing remarkable|,, rake Lucille and dazzling Rik, Whesann ot | felf-control if you don't jump uP] Holly Desmo : Setty Belmont peaeisian Pp! A Bishop-Cass Theater | e and cheer ee yi ntarsarden girts, both | &4 more complicated than seiving a Pp | | 4 “Gold Heels brings to the fore-| 1%" Shoe swore aan) LAST TIMES TODAY 1 | | 3 ground two compaartively new, but There are a lot of other novel fea z: i ik cat iN 7 exceedingly clever players. They] tures injected into the theme of the Ad or results try a Tribune Classified © t Agnew, who plays! musical comedy and it Js a big suc Y 4 kers'’ and Peggy Shaw, Who] cess from first to last A show t 9 e | 1 is seen as Pert Barlow. Agnew has! coo, you know GHICHE STERS FILLS | | ha an Ingratiating personality under, ——__— IES UERS athe 1 2 lying which Is a real dramatic talent c This he displays effectively upon WILLIE AITOLA ASKED pee ret “RARIN’ TO GO” | : @evers] occasions. Miss Shaw, a eit Bice os ui : EST SERVI TO OMAHA AND 1ICAGO 10 RECONSIDER PLAN tat AW Reet OUR GANG WUANOHIGA Gite AiaoL SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERY WAERR —in Z j ; WESTERN RAILWAY 10 REST ON LAURELS “LODGE NIGHT” A RACE TRACK se arate A DYNAMIC DRAMA; A HAIR | Through Pifllman Drawing Room Varyy RAISING HORSE RACE ) aleeping car to Chicago leaves Cas. ORCHEST RA BASED ON THE STORY | per at 6:00 p. m ily, arriving} 5S | DA CE EVERY NIGHT “gy ") ” | ee oe ee oe NERO Fl CHECKERS | & m, second miorning. Dining car| (copper aero Rey Byenings T7 Oe ealtshs —WwiTH— ' sprving all meals (service a la carte). Wary "y Rete Ad at 2 Bh, | - — * ROBERT AGNEW AND PEGGY SHAW | onvenient connection made at Mo ateines tee ‘3 | : Omaha Union agit teking | Ra. are eel gaueing Muoue wT TOMORROW ONLY ALSO MONKEY COMEDY | 1 3 record-breaking -run at the ping cars for JACK HOXIE “STOLEN SWEETIES” 1g throug 1 College A. A z Wee tate teereatcscans pat night and effort TO RAWHOUSER’S SIX- FOX NEWS ORCHESTRA = tioulars, apply to W. T. Niles, Ticket to ae nim secerete . PIECE ORCHESTRA | “DARING "CHANCES" SHOWS AT 1— 10c AND 40c Agent, telephone 420, Casper.—Adv the remainder of the winter | | The’Best in Town Jjome where yo c | THE DRAWING ‘FOR THE Ill spend Saturday, ight ae COLUMBIA (‘228 7 $ rere) hae ie LEM DESMOND’S FAMOUS | 75022 FUR C0 AT teehee ti NEW YORK ROOF GARDEN REVUE Presenting | TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY North “THE SC AND ALS OF FOLLY” | ne GU THE FRANTZ SHOP Washington | A “SMILIN’ THRU” COMEDY iI | N TONY thrills to the foot in “Tongues of | WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE | Hall | First Run Picture—“THE DE SERT BRIDE EGROOM” i | 2 ats : iM all the previous Meighan productions | | RIALTO---TONIGHT mer auastaiss Also Comedy—“Hello Frisco” Kinogeams | THE NETTO LADIES ORCHESTRA Playing Overture Morning, Noon and Night by Fr. V. 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